State Ticket List For Governor and Key State Officials
A state ticket lists candidates for governor John W. Kern Marion County and lieutenant governor capt J C Lawler Washington County. Also Adams Heimberger Floyd County for secretary of state Jerome Herff Miami County for treasurer Chas P Drummond Marshall County for attorney general Henry G Yergin Henry County for Reporter Supreme Court Chas A Greathouse Posey County for state superintendent Edward Horufyf Jefferson County for judges Reinhard Monroe County and AdaIr Whitley County. Presidential electors at large Allen Zollars Allen County Nicholas Cornet Ripley County Carl Fe Wood Jackson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Horufyf
Jefferson County
Supreme Court
Geo. L. Reinhard
Monroe County
J. W. Adair
Whitley County
Allen Zollars
Allen County
Nicholas Cornet
Ripley County
Carl FE
Wood
Jackson County
Trusts and conventions color the 1900 campaign talk
Francis M. Griffith notes Democratic forces at the Kansas City convention and questions if Roosevelt can save McKinley. He mocks the ice trust under Mayor Van Wyck and argues trusts fund the Republican campaign, citing Marcus Hanna at a Philadelphia Union League gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Hanna
Philadelphia
Union League Club
Hanna
Wm. McKinley
First Republican Convention Remembered in 1856
Forty four years ago the first Republican National Convention met in Philadelphia with Fremont nominated and slavery opposed by Henry S. Lane of Crawfordsville Indiana presiding. Lane’s speech urged freedom for both thought and labor and a sun that shines on no slave. The piece contrasts Senator Lodge with Lane praising freedom and notes party trust influence at the Philadelphia gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Fremont
Republicana
Henry S. Lane
Crawfordaville
Ind
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Republican Party
Friends of Freedom
Friends of
North
Glorious Clay
Kentucky
Nebraska
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Lane
McKinley
Sultan of
Sulu
Plain Enough and Gossip in The Papers
A collage of quotes from Chicago Times-Herald Indianapolis Press and Detroit Free Press items mentions healthful surroundings, a poor doctor’s house, hard labor as success, a six month “roving” period, and a presumed engagement of Sue to Mr Dinkey as discussed by Miss Kittish and Miss Elypp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Caldwell
Parkersburg
W. Va
Godfrey
Seymour
Fred Wirth
Clara May
Louisville
Lang
Indianapolis
Otis Meyers
Franklin
Martha Smith
Bellgreen
Ala
Wm. Polen
Clyde Little
Queensville
John Gaffney
Jeannette Wilson
Edith Johnson
Madison
Jeannette
Mary Dickey
Columbus
Emanuel Snively
Taylorsville
Chas. Hege
Irvington
Etta
Abby Gilday
Mansfield
Ohio
Conelley
Earl
Flatrock
Chicago Times-Herald
Indianapolis Press
Sue
Dinkey
Palin
J. S. Appleman
M. D
New Albany
Ind
Culture in the Kitchen: New Cook Seeks Space
In a humorous exchange, a new cook complains of crowded kitchen after stocking it with a library bicycle and athletic items, asking where to store the cooking utensils. The vignette captures domestic life and playful banter.
Promises and Punctured Plans in Early Humour
A Washington Star quip has a father predicting his son will become a business man and perhaps a circus star if well behaved. A New York Weekly panel features a burglar claiming house cleaning caused his arrest, joking about a pet cat and startled residents during spring cleaning.
Quotable quips from comic pages and gossip columns
A collage of humorous exchanges and punchlines from periodicals. Jokes about newspapers, bargains, family life, and social exchanges surface in quick quips attributed to fictional characters and readers. The snippets evoke light, daily humor without narrative context.
It Seems to Me A Manager Comments On The Purses Result
An aunt catches sight of a scene in a drawing room with a young man’s arm around her niece. They joke about witnesses and slippery suitors. A manager and actor banter about receiving a purse of gold from a chief villain in a rehearsal context.
Favorable Recitals Spark Quiet Laughs Across Parties
The irascible aeronaut claims the cape valve is out of order while his timid companion asks for the earth. In another moment Mrs. Biykins proudly answers Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight, a recitation rarely heard today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Journal
Mr. Biykins
Washington Star
Economic Shift in Chicago Schools 1852 to 1899
The Chicago school tax share moved from 30 percent to 60 percent between 1852 and 1899, while corporate interests declined from 70 percent to 40 percent. Teaching cost per pupil rose from 16.51 to 28.78 dollars, and pupil per teacher dropped 18 percent. salaries for teachers and city employees rose similarly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
What God Gives a Boy Household
A devotional piece urges a boy to use speech for truth and kindness, hands for service, a clean body for a healthy mind, eyes to behold beauty and virtue, feet to do charitable errands, and ears to hear wholesomeness while avoiding sin and temptation.
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The
Columbus Herald
A. J. Dipboye, M. A. Locke
Proprietors
Ofice
Indiana
Upice
Washington Street
Court House
Harrison
John W. Kern
Marion County
J C. Lawler
Washington County
Adam Heimberger
Floyd County
Jerome Herff
Miami County
Chas. P. Drummond
Marshall County
Henry G. Yergin
Henry County
Chas. A. Greathouse
Posey County
Congress
Francis M. Griffith
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Little Ice Trust
New York City
van Wyck
Oil Trust
Sugar Trust Steel Trust
Beef Trust
Lumber Trust
Second Street
West Second Street
Washington St
River Bridge
Dick Collins
McQueen
Nienaber
Art McKloskey
Howard Tooley
Jennie Hildebrandt
Rey
Mrs. Ryan
Epworth League
Walter C. Jones
Red Cross
Joe Halbert
Lynn
Mass
Dr. Ferling
Richmond
Fred Wetzel
IL Om.t. A
T. E. Otto
Geo. E. Ellis’s
N. Y
Collier’s Weekly
Mr. Sappy
Miss Mary
Harlem
Johnny
Boston, Herald
Jack Haggard
Shaill
Miss Innit
Puck
N. Y. World
God
Heiskell
Johnston, Holloway & CO
Ennyroval
Sasieniain
Peper Atall Druggists
Ohicheater Chemical
Madison Sqware
Puilada
Pas
Coe SY the We
Nashville Railroad
CP Armogt
Louvre
the Herald
Auy
Mra S. Dery
Des Moines
Towa
Hauser & Parker
Republican National Convention
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Washington
Baltimore
Warren J. Lynch
Gen
Tkt. Agt
W. P. Deppe
T. A
Uncle Elis
Uncle Eli
Ad—drees
O. P. McCarty
Agt
O.S WR. R
Cinnali
Mark
Pennsylvania Lines
W. H. Dowrt Agt
Geo. T. Maccoy, M. D
Busch Block No
Lake Erie. & Western R. R
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry
Sandusky
Put-in-Bay
Lewiston
Toronto
Thousand Islands
C. F. Daly
Gen Pass
Monarch of
Southern Railway
Queen & Crescent
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Ashevill
Hot Springs
N. C
Macon
Birmingham
New Orleans
Augusta
Brunswick
Charleston
S. C
Savannah
Florida
Nassau
Key West
Havana
West Indies
Wm. H. Taylor
L Pass
Southern
R’y
Louisvitiz, Ky
W. C. Ryweanaoy
Gen. Pass
Colorabua
DR. Appleman
Bellevue Hospital Medis College
America
Bellevue and
Charity
Busness
Pennsylvania
Cambridge City
H. Dowstt
Peoria
Traina
Tn Union
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Union Depot
LaFollette
J. A. Barnard
Megr
Gen.Pass
Tkt
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North Vernon
ST. Louis
Asdress H. J. Berkshire
C. P. McCarty
P. A
Ginti
Arthur Mason
Upmo Taaomer
Alabama
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Warren
J. Lynch
Asat. QP
Mountain Lake Park
Deer Park
Alleghanies
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